In a swift response to a recent rash of car break-ins, Cleveland Police have announced a notable success for their STANCE initiative—a program that has been quick to demonstrate its efficacy.

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Cleveland Division of Police Chief Dorothy Todd held a press conference Wednesday to let the public know how the STANCE (Street and Nuisance Crime Enforcement) initiative, started last week, is going.

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CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Divison of Police announced a new initiative aimed at the growing number of car break-ins and other issues in the city. The intiative, which was officially launched under a ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - Cleveland police have launched a specialized unit to combat a surge in vehicle break-ins and other property-related crimes. Officials on Monday announced the formation of a new unit ...

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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Neighbors from Ohio City, Tremont, and Detroit-Shoreway gathered for a community meeting hosted by Cleveland City Councilwoman Lauren Welch and Cleveland Second District ...